"Optics, or a Treatise on the Reflections, Refractions, Bends, and Colors of Light" is a famous scientific work by the English physicist and mathematician Isaac Newton, which was published in 1704. In his book, Newton explores optics inspired by his own experiments, studying the properties of light, its interaction with various surfaces and media, which cause reflection, refraction, bending and variety of colors. This book, which is considered one of the most important scientific works in history, gave impetus to the development of modern physics of light and optics. Her text is rich in innovative ideas, studies and theories that opened new horizons in science and gave rise to new areas of research.